he should lose sight of his object: accordingly, he must be brief in
his professions for the future. Improvement is contemplated in the
general execution of the Embellishments, as far as the Proprietor
and Editor have control; but, anon, they will be at the bar of public
taste. To use a parliamentary phrase, other new "features" will be
introduced from time to time, so as to continue to reflect in THE
MIRROR the characteristics and curiosity of the present day, aided by
some of the bright lights of past ages.

LONDON,
_December_ 24, 1827.

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LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.


_PORTRAIT of His Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE._
1. Pony Phaeton of his Majesty.
2. Emblematical Design for July.
3. New Church, Regent's Park.
4. Archers.
5. Royal Archer of Scotland.
6. Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle.
7. Garrick's Mulberry Cup.
8. Croydon Palace.
9. Hadley Church.